00:03Beware the sphere. Beware the scagra. Beware the sharder.
00:12Come on, Romana. Come on, canine. We've got to go back. Back to Cambridge, 1979.
00:19Ah, Doctor. How splendid to see you.
00:21You too, Professor. This is Romana.
00:23Ship. Welcome home, my lord.
00:25My ship, tell me of the one called The Doctor.
00:28You wrote a book from Gallifrey to Cambridge.
00:31Yes, just a few knickknacks, you know, and you know how I love my books, Doctor.
00:35It's the book itself. It's atomically unstable. It seems to be absorbing radioactivity.
00:41A book's doing that?
00:42Yes. I think it's very, very dangerous. We must find the professor.
00:47Do you know him?
00:48Hardly at all. He just lent me a book.
00:49A book? We've been looking for a book.
00:52It is a very dangerous book, and I have been very careless with it.
00:57It is the key to sharder.
00:59It would help if we knew who sharder was.
01:01Who or what?
01:02How naive, Doctor. How pathetically limited your vision.
01:06Limited?
01:07Take over the universe. Oh, how childish.
01:10Welcome back to your ship, my lord.
01:15What is that?
01:16Estimated arrival of life form in this command area in 21 seconds and counting.
01:21What?
01:22K-9, why on earth didn't you try and tell me sooner?
01:27Doctor, look out!
01:36For a dead man, Doctor, you are extremely ingenious.
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